Yep got caught by the auto correctCool stuff again….sigh!!! Did the spell check get you though? Couldn’t find Destination towers, just Determination towers.
that is correct 
Of course! Everyone hanging with me is typically a flunky
If it was easy everyone would do itIt just kept getting worse. How do you stand it. I would have given up and gone home.
Thanks for posting those awesome photos for us east coast flat landers.
You’re not that far away…. It is like no place else on earth.
We ran one of my favorites today Poison Spider Mesa. At the trail head I had quite an honor and surprise. I crossed paths with none other than @Nothing Special and his Bride! Was a great chance encounter and got to help him past the spot that caused him to be denied the pleasure of the trail on a previous visit. Hopefully he sees this and posts what I know to be a better pic that his lovely Bride took of us and our broncos
Glad you’re having a great time. Part of my Framily is staying there and we’ve parked there for dinner a couple of times. My truck and trailer have been parked there all week.
looking "Sharp."We'll try with the picture one more time
Steve, I just now realized there was a video. I’m not sure I’ve got enough nerve to go that steep an angle. From construction days, that looks like a “6-pitch roof” steep (27.5 degrees) to me. Do you have an inclinometer in your rig? Or would you rather not know the angle until it’s done and over? lol
I’d let him borrow my 4 Ft digital level If he’d take me along.
I’d let him borrow my 4 Ft digital level If he’d take me along.
So do we need to set a date
Well, alrighty then! The still shot was deceptive at best and did not look that steep…THEN came the video that almost gave me vertigo. Crossing bottomless mud flats or running through mixed hardwood trails is more inline with my abilities and nerves. Just saying I may be a bit of a coward on steep slopes.So do we need to set a date
That slope is closer to 85%maybe more. I need to take the time to learn how to post on YouTube, have a vid of the black buggy coming out of the Car Wash or Devils Hot Tub, it is just guessing at its steepest it is 80 degrees. It’s insane. Also got a still of the action🫣
Believe it or not, it is the minority of the trails that have gravity defying antics, there’s a few with shelf roads, but for the most part the majority of the trails are easy. There’s 1000’s of miles of trails here, and less than 10% have extreme gravity defying obstacles. I always say the wheeling here is not hard under your tires, it’s hard between your ears.
I’ve certainly been called hardheaded before.
Maybe in the not too distant future I’ll be able to drive my EB out and take you up on the trail (?) ride.
Keep sharing the pics, she might come around. Here’s a few of places that is AWD crap box rental suv doable. And I say AWD suv for just a bit more ground clearance and the ability to deal with gravel and a bit of sand. I have been hundreds of miles out here in my dually.Been looking at some of the pics and video this morning. Even as remote and barren as it is, there’s some pretty spectacular scenery. Now I’m thinking that I could drive on those…well, at least SOME of them.
Starting to plan a road trip. Getting the wife on board may take some time. lol
Randy
Here's a video with an amazing variety of scenery. San Rafael Swell. Hidden Splendor Road and Reds Canyon. Around 5:00 min it really gets interesting. Good vid with a stabilized camera. Has to be amazing in person.Been looking at some of the pics and video this morning. Even as remote and barren as it is, there’s some pretty spectacular scenery. Now I’m thinking that I could drive on those…well, at least SOME of them.
Starting to plan a road trip. Getting the wife on board may take some time. lol
Randy
